[W.Z. Defence lawyer, Uli Busch, assures us that the following article is simply misinformation. Trial dates have been set until at least the end of the year.]

A German court in Munich on Friday [18Jun2010] decided to put
off, at least until the end of the year, the legal proceedings against
the Nazi war criminal John Demjanjuk from Ukraine for murdering
thousands of Jews.

Demjanjuk, 90, is charged as an accomplice in the murder of
27,900 Jews, prisoners in Sobibor extermination camp in occupied
Poland, between March and October 1943.

The defense pressure for suspension of the process and the
advanced age of the accused and witnesses increased the uncertainty
surrounding the outcome of the trial, particularly among plaintiffs,
victims' relatives and the few survivors.

On Friday, the prosecution obtained testimonies from numerous
witnesses, along with the presentation of a vast documentation, some of
which have historical value, such as the identity card of a Sobibor
guard at the service of the special nazi force (SS) in which there is a
picture of Demjanjuk. [W.Z. Gobble-de-gook!]

An Israeli court indicted him in the mid 1980s as the alleged
executioner at Treblinka concentration camp and he spent five years on
death row to obtain the revocation of the sentence.

[W.Z. Isn't
it strange that one day after Dr. Lubomyr Prytulak conclusively
demonstrated that the testimony of Larry Stewart concerning the
Trawniki ID card was fraudulent and the Munich prosecutors opened an
investigation into Mr. Stewart for perjury, that the Munich court would
suspend the trial until the end of the year? Their strategy is
obvious -- they are waiting for Mr. Demjanjuk to die so that the
evidence of the defense will not be entered into the court records.]